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Ute Albrecht, a scientist with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences...

Ever since the first case of citrus greening was detected in Florida in 2005, the...

Florida citrus growers have been struggling with dwindling yearly harvests and lower quality due to...

  Generations’ worth of goods at Crutchfield Family Groves is being sold at auction! The...

The summer weather has its advantages for horse owners, such as lower hay bills due...

Tracking genetics is nothing new to agriculture. In fact, the science of genetics is traced...

It’s July, which is usually a slow news month; however, this time there’s a bit...

Citrus growers concerned that UF/IFAS’ nutrient recommendation rates pertaining to BMPs (best management practices) may...

I recently had the opportunity to be on the road in Missouri and attend a...

Here in Central Florida, we are preparing to enter the wetter part of the year...

Well, Memorial Day came and went, and lo and behold, it’s June, which means Hurricane...

Hurricane season is officially upon us. If you have not yet done so, it is...

Summertime in Florida is just around the corner, and residents can count on two facts...

Hamlin has long been Florida’s leading early season orange variety, but like many orange varieties...

Florida is well known for the diversity of its agricultural offerings and alternative crop opportunities...

Just when you think the train is off the track for good, America begins to...

Horses are creatures of habit and routine. Their personalities are consistent in a lot of...

Believe it or not, things at Adams Cold Storage aren’t going that bad. It’s probably...

The Florida citrus industry could use a “game-changer” in the fight against citrus greening, and...

No matter how closely ranchers monitor their herds, their cattle will take ill at some...